New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12

snaskino.tnbe He goes about the State Sn Saest NJ
thing. to the local managers He bobs up constantly
IN the legislative during the session ana uIoPs
quiet itus hints here and there lie often goes 10
Nev-York and smo otAes down Tarnmany's RULED hide
with one hand, while be earesses tae County Dem0c-
racy's tristng name with the other. All the Demo
cratic polii .esns listen when he speaks They know
that The tongue the tongue OF Muller but the voice
Ia the OF Hill.
The Governor hes n cold. I ON told that he always
keeps this cold conveniently near him. and that he
and j: ara On such pleasant personal relations that III
times lts attacks to act the Governor lus' Wneh
he is afflicted with something worse lie then escapes
tn, worse all elton b, turning his attention 10 we
cod. Recollecting this WIS disagreeAby impressed
when the Governor. recognzing THE TNBVNE cor
respondent wa seized with a fit Of coughing. Ii
,lrared 10. however when be beard that ! onl,
wanted 10 talk about he nonse. He wa evidently
ieelin, goOd-numOred aud indOlenJ. His manner Il
pie sing. For Governor & Is even hatjerng IL sug-
eests that he reco Inzes in yoI mao Oh dscscdneut
to whom no IS nightly pleased to extend his conf
dence. Bat he may think yoa the verest ass just TIE
same.
sItis fine house" he sail au a cheap one too,
and il is substan iay built. Ii Is seriously needed
The Accommodations have had 10 put up VIII since 4
came into Office have not prrpited me 80 much "a 10
return the civ ltcs OF people hege Who have gwen ca
teItsnments tor There was no place IN whic1 to
hold a reception without crOwdiuI people lac did-
ing room was a brrack tie brdcbamoers were small,
low aud lily ventilated. hardly thought this in keep
ing with the dignity o. great Stste Governor has
SO much to endure that the people should at east give
him "a eouiortaOi. home >
Why did you build 1t here far away from the
Capto,i"
Wen Mr. Tden came here first His house, the
old E4ecut mansion, was Ius there where the new
one stands. 10 perhaps seli-n desl Tor qdlet
which led him TO get away from the capitol. an per-
haDs the same motive inhuencci De to stay here.
cans say yet how snail ike ill.,
"Just to touch upon politics. GOVERNOR
TIE Governors cold -hOErd alarming symptoms.
"Oh, YOU are -oug touch upon politics, yol &
he asked.
May motif"
Id rather yon wouldn't don't tn Ink it is wise
for public meu to talk much anout politics Be5Ies,
thought was gong 10 have q quet httie chat with
you about the house get talked 20 50 much n poll
ties Everybody who 10 ne immediately begins,
IA as are seated, with Wei, Governor, hOM's
things
Does 1t bore you to talk polities!'
III answer that question " telling YOU little
story. was o1ce arguing ease before very great,
very learned AID very pOmpous Judge. who IN CT
rupted me before / got very ar by saying that he
thonght my cheut in the wrong he didn't
to hear further. replied In It he thoug at was
wrong, there all the more reason w0y 40 sh0Jld
her a. l had &c say and give IL every possible
ohlnce. L don't why should Oe auno ed any
L
replied, folding up Papers. when you get tired of
Listening TO advocates Who are trying 20 pre- eut their
clients best they can, you have an easy
Femcly. rjore are hundreds OF men ready 70 take
your blace II the salary who vii il en-
take ny own medirine When get tired Of hearing
what pablo and private citilens have 10 say TO
me. ! dare say they fins so ne one 10 take my
place. No. taink II il my duty to listen whatever
business, whether purely pablo or partisan, is
brought TO my attention. and would never concede
thai was bored. a, to yOu qussuo don't want
20 be cconmOlating 10 TIE TRIBUNE. Il is
great psper and it leads it, party have always ad
uired The sagacy with which il cuts all the sense out
O. my veto messages"
d" Il has 10 BE- sUariug OF it's space, Governor
supposed that @ss it; but il space at the
expense of my Arguments. 1t saves space At the ex
penso OF all those parts wherein show the Jolly and
stupidity o. Republican, legislation. IL is n great
paper however though dont th ak II Is the paper OF
the iutuIe'
VIVA, will that be ="
IL will be paper absolutely uon-partIsan except
H. IT, editorial columns. However aggressive il may
be there columns will have political color
1t viii print the speeches OF political orators both
sides tab Ito dispatches from the Capitals will
confined to statements OF Tact, without the assistant
illumination OF political feeling prejudice. This is
What tie De0rle VIII require and more but
what was the question you were going to AJAX me 7"
:" was gong 80 ask you 10 summarize your opinion
Of tho work dore IN tie last legislature"
:" 1t rather dull session, aud that ordinarily
that seme good work done. Lively sessions
political sessions ard the statute books rarely
impIOved by political strife. The parties divided on
The subject OF temperance legislation, and looking
That purely in its political significance | think the
Republicans lost heavily by the course they pursued.
There = 10 mean glonnd between the system OF lib
eral license aad prohibition Waving for the moment
any higher consideration than that Of politics. think
II Will 0s found that the Republicans will find them
Veisss greatly mistaken in the effect they suppose
Their course 10 have had upon the popular mind.
some good laws we're passed by tins Legislature.
one waA Law permitting the Governor to take testi-
iDony IA pardon eases. Another which recommended
10 NY message and which the business communities
have moi yet begun TO appreciate an amendment to
the General Assignment act. preventing unjust favor
itlsm 10 the disposition OF debtors property by limit
ting the preferences he has the right to make third
Is general laN tor the Incorporation OF trust com
panies Upoa the heels OF that comes a special act
passed TO incorporate tho International Trust Com
pany OF which. believe, Ex-Governor Cornell Il 10 he
president, and which he s anxious that should sign
twthheld my approval last year from FIVE such acts
because bold that the conere.ce oil different ere
md the imposition Of different restrictions and tho
establishment OF derent liabilities serious evil
Another excellent bill the amendment to the
criminal law providing tor its spsedier enforcement
eases OF murder In the first degree by aown an 40.